Birds of the New England Coast Puzzle

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Pieces: 550
Size: 18″ x 24″
Artist: Ernest C. Simmons
P/N: 30509

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The Birds of the New England Coast puzzle by artist Ernest C. Simmons features bird species found along the New England coast. In short, this 550-piece jigsaw puzzle is beautifully detailed.

About the Artwork

The species include both common and exotic birds, from shorebirds to seabirds. Each one is carefully illustrated with its true colors.

In addition, the birds are ones you might spot on a walk along a New England beach or marsh. As a result, it’s a great guide for bird watchers.

Because each bird has its own shape and markings, every one becomes a small puzzle of its own.

The finished puzzle is suitable for framing, so you can enjoy the birds long after you finish.

Where to Start

Start with the border, then build the largest birds, using their shapes as a guide, since it stands out right away. Next, work on the birds one row at a time. After that, piece together the smaller species and any labels. Finally, fill in the background, sorting those pieces by shade.

Birds of the New England Coast Puzzle Details

  • Pieces: 550
  • Finished size: 18″ x 24″
  • Artist: Ernest C. Simmons
  • Part number: 30509
  • Made in the USA by Heritage Puzzle

A Birds of New England Puzzle for Bird Watchers

Overall, at 550 pieces, it’s a satisfying puzzle for bird lovers. In addition, the details reward a careful eye.

For example, set it up after a trip to Cape Cod or the Maine coast. Also, it’s a fun learning activity for kids.

It also makes a thoughtful gift for bird watchers and New England fans.

Framing Your Finished Puzzle

When you finish, the puzzle measures 18″ x 24″, a standard frame size. Then glue it, let it dry flat and frame it for a cottage, office or den.

Explore More

Finally, see more puzzles by Ernest C. Simmons, or browse our Bird Puzzles and New England and Northeast Puzzles collections.

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